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Two members of the Perth Rotary Club were recently presented with the highest
award in Rotary for their service to the community, club, and Rotary International.
Chris Hale and Gerda Hearty were chosen to receive the honour because of their
dedication to the motto of Rotary, 'Service Above Self.'
Chris has been extensively involved in the Guatemala Stove Project for a number of
years and has recently single handily raised over $6,000 to assist in the rebuilding
of villages in that country which was devastated by Hurricane Stan last Fall.
Gerda has been a club Director and club Secretary for many years as well as being
part of the organizing committee for Authors in the Park, a Rotary Trade Fair along
with numerous other projects the club is involved with.
award in Rotary for their service to the community, club, and Rotary International.
Chris Hale and Gerda Hearty were chosen to receive the honour because of their
dedication to the motto of Rotary, 'Service Above Self.'
Chris has been extensively involved in the Guatemala Stove Project for a number of
years and has recently single handily raised over $6,000 to assist in the rebuilding
of villages in that country which was devastated by Hurricane Stan last Fall.
Gerda has been a club Director and club Secretary for many years as well as being
part of the organizing committee for Authors in the Park, a Rotary Trade Fair along
with numerous other projects the club is involved with.
Paul Harris Award Winners
Highest Award in Rotary
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Highest Award in Rotary
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Applause Please!
Rotarian Murray Quattrocchi
presenting the Harris Medal
to Rotarian Chris Hale
Rotarian Murray Quattrocchi
presenting the Harris Medal
to Rotarian Chris Hale
Harris award Winners
Rotarians Left to Right: John
Clement, President, Gerda Hearty,
Chris Hale and Ralph Fish
Rotarians Left to Right: John
Clement, President, Gerda Hearty,
Chris Hale and Ralph Fish
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ROTARY CLUB of PERTH
| "Service Above Self" |
Harris award Winners
Rotarians Left to Right: John
Clement, President, Gerda Hearty,
Chris Hale and Ralph Fish
Rotarians Left to Right: John
Clement, President, Gerda Hearty,
Chris Hale and Ralph Fish
Joe Marriner, Dept. Head of Health & Physical Education & Athletic Director at the
Perth & District Collegiate Institute is the recipient of The Rotary Club of Perth
Educator of the Year Award.
Presenting Joe with his award is Rotarian John Gibb-Carsley, project chair, and on
the right, Rotary President John Clement.
For more details on how you can nominate a teacher from any school in the Perth
family of schools, contact any Rotarian whose name is listed elsewhere on this web
site.
Perth & District Collegiate Institute is the recipient of The Rotary Club of Perth
Educator of the Year Award.
Presenting Joe with his award is Rotarian John Gibb-Carsley, project chair, and on
the right, Rotary President John Clement.
For more details on how you can nominate a teacher from any school in the Perth
family of schools, contact any Rotarian whose name is listed elsewhere on this web
site.
Two members of the Perth Rotary Club were recently presented with the highest
award in Rotary for their service to the community, club, and Rotary International.
Chris Hale and Gerda Hearty were chosen to receive the honour because of their
dedication to the motto of Rotary, 'Service Above Self.'
Chris has been extensively involved in the Guatemala Stove Project for a number of
years and has recently single handily raised over $6,000 to assist in the rebuilding
of villages in that country which was devastated by Hurricane Stan last Fall.
Gerda has been a club Director and club Secretary for many years as well as being
part of the organizing committee for Authors in the Park, a Rotary Trade Fair along
with numerous other projects the club is involved with.
award in Rotary for their service to the community, club, and Rotary International.
Chris Hale and Gerda Hearty were chosen to receive the honour because of their
dedication to the motto of Rotary, 'Service Above Self.'
Chris has been extensively involved in the Guatemala Stove Project for a number of
years and has recently single handily raised over $6,000 to assist in the rebuilding
of villages in that country which was devastated by Hurricane Stan last Fall.
Gerda has been a club Director and club Secretary for many years as well as being
part of the organizing committee for Authors in the Park, a Rotary Trade Fair along
with numerous other projects the club is involved with.
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| of Perth Educator of the Year Award |